This pilot burner assembly delivers consistent spark and stable flame control in commercial cooking equipment, ensuring continuous operation during peak service. Designed for integration in repair and maintenance workflows, this component reduces downtime and restores system readiness quickly.
LongDescription#@#NA#@@#Cleaning Instructions#@#Clean pilot burner surfaces after each shift to reduce germ transfer on high-touch zones and avoid contamination of food and hands. Use a mild detergent and warm water on a microfiber cloth; scrub soot from orifices with a soft brush; rinse and dry thoroughly. Sanitize exposed chair backs, menu covers, and handles with an EPA-registered sanitizer per label. Inspect for residue that attracts pests and remove deposits to protect fittings and extend service life.#@@#Additional Info#@#PartsTown 2011-A burner pilot #J126DDA fits commercial gas equipment, providing precise ignition control for foodservice. It measures 2.65" × 2.65" × 0.7", weighs 0.22 pounds, has part number NC2011-A, and meets CSA standards for durability.#@@#General Info#@#Description #@#
This pilot burner assembly delivers consistent spark and stable flame control in commercial cooking equipment, ensuring continuous operation during peak service. Designed for integration in repair and maintenance workflows, this component reduces downtime and restores system readiness quickly.
This assembly provides a compact profile for tight installation spaces. Technicians can expect straightforward alignment with existing pilot ports due to the concise footprint.
Weighing 0.22 pounds, the unit adds minimal mass to control modules and facilitates secure mounting without stressing brackets or supports. Field personnel can handle and position the part easily during service tasks.
Engineers specified this component to match common OEM pilot assemblies, enabling replacement without extensive modification. Maintenance teams save labor time by avoiding custom fabrication and adapting existing connections.
Manufactured for consistent operation under repeated thermal cycling, the design resists premature wear and maintains ignition characteristics across service intervals. The part meets industry safety expectations and installs cleanly into certified systems such as CSA listed equipment.
The assembly uses standardized termination points and mounting geometry to speed repair procedures and reduce inventory complexity. Facilities can streamline spare parts stocking by including this item in core maintenance kits.
PartsTown supplies this pilot burner with traceable part numbering to assist procurement and maintenance documentation. Maintenance managers gain clarity for reorder cycles through consistent labeling and product reference data.
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• Delivery times may vary based on location.#@@#deliverynotes#@#NA#@@#Maintenance Guide#@#Inspect the pilot burner NC2011-A weekly for carbon buildup and corrosion. Use a soft brush and approved solvent to remove deposits; avoid steel wool. Verify gas orifices are clear; blow out passages with low-pressure compressed air. Check mounting hardware and CSA-rated fittings for tightness and replace worn gaskets. Record pressure readings and flame pattern; adjust the regulator per specifications. Schedule semiannual professional inspections and parts inventory reviews.